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Sánchez Does Not Rule Out Approving the Housing Decree After Maricarmen's Eviction and Passes the "Responsibility" to the Groups

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The president has charged the "principal responsibility" of this eviction in Ayuso and Almeida and has ensured that he is willing to "modify" and strengthen legislation to increase protection against the evictions of vulnerable people, especially in territories that "are not applying the law".

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemned an unacceptable "tragedy" on Wednesday after the eviction of a fragile 87-year-old pensioner from housing where he resided almost all his life in Madrid, which revived the debate on Wednesday about the persistent housing crisis in Spain.

·Warsaw, Poland
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Center

The president has charged the "principal responsibility" of this eviction in Ayuso and Almeida and has ensured that he is willing to "modify" and strengthen legislation to increase protection against the evictions of vulnerable people, especially in territories that "are not applying the law".

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

He unloads responsibilities on the Community of Madrid while thousands of people demonstrate against the controversial penthouse

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The president of the government warns from New York that Morocco already strengthens its control of the borders with Ceuta and Melilla

·Barcelona, Spain
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Lean Right

The image of Maricarmen's 87-year-old deshaucio has traveled all over the world. It has come to the United Nations. A "social tragedy." This has been described by Pedro...

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

The president says that the government will “act” and has asked the parliamentary groups for a high level of vision to carry out a royal decree housing law

·Madrid, Spain
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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